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31 Aug 2004By the time The Riverside Antiques Show opened, well over 800 people were in line, some heading for the banquet...
31 Aug 2004"It all went well and I am very pleased. The dealers put on a great show, people seemed to appreciate...
31 Aug 2004Every year during the first part of August we hear the same question: "What is it about the New Hampshire...
31 Aug 2004Frank Gaglio's Bedford Pickers Market proved to be a popular destination for antiques buyers, despite...
31 Aug 2004The Bedford Antiques Show, New Hampshire, featured 22 Americana and country dealers hand-picked by Flamingo...
31 Aug 2004This exhibition examines a variety of artistic depictions of Paul Revere, a legendary symbol of American...
31 Aug 2004Mount Holyoke College makes an important contribution to the scholarship of French landscape painting,...
31 Aug 2004Antique clocks and watches with Maryland provenance are on view at Homewood House in Baltimore.
31 Aug 2004Edward Hopper, a poet of human isolation with a paint brush, is best known as the artist who romanticized...
24 Aug 2004The gallery's Signature Auction in New York City brought a total of $8,155,332.
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